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Free worksheets: Weights and measurements, KS1
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Using non-standard measures: length
Let's get measuring. Look at your hand. Stretch it out as big as it can go. The distance from your thumb to your little finger is called your hand span. Go around your house finding things that are smaller and things that are larger than your hand span. Write them in these circles.
Comparing weights
This practical and fun activity will enable your child to compare weights of two household objects to see which is the heaviest. Why not find other objects to compare as well?
Measurement terms around the house
Cut out the cards. Put some Blu Tack on the back of them, then go on a measurement trail around your house. What items could be described by the words? Stick your cards on them!
Measurement trail around the house
Rulers at the ready! Find things around the house for each measurement and fill in the chart.
Writing the time to the hour
Use this worksheet to consolidate Y1 time-telling skills. Your child will need to write in the correct clock hands on each blank clock face, remembering to make the hour hand and the minute hand the right size.
Writing time (hour and half hour)
Once your child has mastered telling the time to the hour and half hour help them revise with this practice worksheet, packed with blank clock faces to complete correctly.
Writing time: your day on the clock
The best way to teach your child to tell the time is to relate it to real life. Help them understand how time governs their day with this matching worksheet; they'll need to complete the clock faces to show when they get up, go to school, eat and sleep.
Understanding clock faces to the half hour
Help your child practise their time-telling skills (to the half hour) by drawing hours and minutes hands onto blank clock faces.
Match digital and analogue time to the hour
A great practice activity for newly confident clock-watchers: can they match the digital and analogue clocks which show the same time?
Matching the time: half past
A colourful worksheet to help your child practise telling the time to the half hour with a matching activity. Suitable for Y1 learners.
Reading the time to the half hour
Can your child read the time to the half hour on these clock faces and write it in words? A simple telling-the-time practice worksheet for children in Y1.
More reading the time to the hour
Help your child practise reading the time on a clock face and then writing it in words with this simple worksheet, suitable for Y1 children who are beginning to learn to tell the time.
Order the months of the year
Can your child recite the months of the year in the correct order? Help them practise with this simple cutting and sorting activity.
Order the days of the week
A simple cutting and sorting activity to help your child learn the correct order of the days of the week.
Reading the time to the hour
Reading time to the hour on an analogue clock: a simple worksheet for children who are beginning to learn to tell the time correctly in year 1.
Year 2 mental maths test
Test your child's mental maths skills with this timed exam, geared toward students in year 2.
Year 1 mental maths test
Introduce your child to mental maths with this simple quiz, created by teachers and designed specially for Year 1 children. The answers are provided and you have the option to time your child.
Mental Maths challenges
For primary school students, mental maths is more than being able to work out sums in their head without writing anything down. It's an important skill that incorporates all of the maths concepts they learn, and that they'll be tested on throughout the primary-school years. Help your child gain confidence and accuracy in mental maths with tests targeted at their year group, plus a comprehensive guide for parents on what mental maths is all about.
Times Tables Funpack
Need some fun strategies to help your child's times tables stick? Our Times Tables Funpack offers puzzles and games galore. There are fairground ducks to hook, safe codes to decipher, dominoes to play with and more. Your child will be so busy puzzle-solving, they won't even realise they're putting their tables into practice.
Speed grids: 5 times table division facts
Challenge your child to divide the numbers in these grids by 5 as quickly as possible. See if they can beat their own records!
5 times table speed grids
Have your child multiply each number in the first grid by 5. Then, work through the rest of the grids, trying to finish each quicker than the previous one!
5 times table quick quiz
Have your child colour in the stars showing the correct answer to these number sentences from the 5 times table.
5 times table number sentences
Can you work out what's missing from these number sentences? Write your answers in the craters.
5 times table matching challenge
These spaceships have lost their aliens! Reunite the pairs by matching the correct answers to number sentences from the 5 times table.